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This Vintage COSCO Chair with a mid-century and step stool design features a unique flip-up seat in brown and chrome. Fully assembled, this square-shaped chair is made of metal and vinyl plastic upholstery, suitable for indoor and outdoor use. With a retro style and foldable feature, this COSCO chair is perfect for a garage or kitchen setting. The chair is 14 inches long, 15 inches wide, and 34 inches tall, providing comfortable seating for one person. A great addition for those looking for a vintage touch to their home decor.
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Cosco 11-135CLGG1 Two-Step All Steel Folding Step Stool 220-lb. Continuous rear leg support provides added stability. Durable Opti-Bond powder coated finish resists scratches. Nonmarring skid-resistant front legs and back glides.
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Vintage Cosco Brown Metal Plastic mid century modern MCM Folding Chair Please see all pictures as they show exactly what you are buying including measurements and condition
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This vintage Cosco metal folding kitchen stool is a mid-century modern piece with a red painted finish, perfect for adding a pop of color to your kitchen décor. The sturdy metal construction and folding design make it easy to store when not in use. This chair is ideal for indoor spaces and can seat one person comfortably. The rectangular shape and modern style give it a sleek and timeless look, suitable for any kitchen setting.
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Vintage Step Stool. Original steel construction with fold out steps. Piece dates to the 1950s/60s. Measures approx 34 1/2" tall x 16" wide x 12" deep. The seat height sits at 24" tall. The steel frame was painted over pale yellow years ago. Made by Cosco (marked Cosco on rubber steps). ref 29918.
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Manufacturer: Cosco. Make household tasks less of a chore with these handy stools. Included Components: Step Stool. Secure - extra large, slip resistant step. Stable - continuous rear leg support. Special Feature: Light, Slip Resistant Step, Foldable.
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With tubular steel legs, it provides both function and style. Ad was pulled from a 1956 Good Housekeeping Magazine. This is the original ad, not a reproduction.
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